Early Bronze Age.- Tribal Chieftain
Julius Naue · 1833-1907
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Why is this public domain? Julius Naue died in 1907; this work is in the public domain.
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A full-length colour lithograph shows a curly-haired male figure standing frontally in a red tunic, a fur-lined cloak, and wrapped leg bindings, holding a bronze axe over his shoulder and a short sword at his side. The printed heading identifies the plate as Tafel II from Prof. Dr. J. Naue's series of wall pictures of prehistoric cultural periods, titled Early Bronze Age, Tribal Chieftain, and dated 1900 by Julius Naue.
